Respondent No.2 in his First Information Report contended that he had borrowed the loan from Mahindra Finance for purchase of a Tractor head. Accordingly, he purchased the vehicle, but he failed to repay the loan regularly. Applicants were the employees of Mahindra Company. Innocently respondent No.2 had requested the present applicants that they should help him in getting rid of the loan. According to informant, applicants, who are accused Nos.1 and 2, introduced accused No.3 as customer and told the informant that he should sale the Tractor to accused No.3. On 05.12.2014 applicants told that he should accept amount of Rs.15,000/- and be tension free as the further loan installments would be paid by accused No.3. Such agreement was then entered into on a stamp paper which was signed by informant. He was then under the impression that he will not be required to pay the loan installments, however, present applicants shown that accused No.3 has paid amount of Rs.50,000/- each on 16.02.2015 and 26.02.2015 and they had taken the Tractor in possession. Accused persons were aware that after the sale the informant was not concerned with the Tractor. It appears that the Finance Company suppressed the transaction of sale by the informant and then got the order of recovery against the informant, thereby he has been cheated.
